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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25


I ProcooaIngs u Dnbols Coants
Sunday school Consessien.
The foursh annual session Of the , :
lof Dubois county. 80 held q Hunting
burg, November leth. ls57. Clay Len
mon. President, called the Convention
lso order q 10 o'clock J. +. bean ~
|chosen Sec'y pro tem- Prayer ~ y =
Bean. Staging By she choir.
o. mosion u vss ordered that Oh.
President -ppciss : comms'sse On ncsn'
ooeioos fos oGscers fDs The CCunty Cos
ventIon Tor the essuing year k<v. /
Miller. yncoo Ls0moo and =. = y
seshensy wero appointed. Rev J. y
| Doharrsll shea spoke On -How 10 inie'-
let Psronss, Adults asd Childreo in Sun
| day -school work. Rev Gin ard oshers
followed u he discusston q she came
fsvs. miller. Troysr and Gin wes.
Ipreeeat. and spoke % the subjects -
lsigned them on programme and esch Q
lihe subj~css uere discussed By oths'
| membero % The Coaventioa-
The committee On nominations re-
ported. Clay Lennon was chosen
President; J. 4. Bean. Secretary and
| Treasurer, and . PRECEDENT -.
lchossn for sach township The Exeeu'
live coomitteo was empowered 20 a.
the time and pIsce for the next meeting
The good people u Hsntinsborl
| furslshed the members % the Conven
itIoa With a excellest dinner. We wers
. veil pleased With The work Of III
'conveotion, ensertsinmess, r.. that ~
Ell voted q bold Tie next cooventio,
lswo dsya
CLAY LEnHox, Prssidsnt
J. +. BEAx, Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

Born % Wn. asd Martha Shoaf, Last
week, : big girl
Isaac McIver. the young man that
went to Kansas in search Of . fortune,
has returned well pleased not with
Ksusas. bot with his kind mother for
sending him money to pay bic fare 20
uoosierdom.
The hoop factory at Stringtown burst
ia last week, % bad that ono Of the
|Iaborers faiIod 10 pay his blacksmith biz
Six Of the workmen or mechanics went
TO Psoli last Monday 10 shave hoops
They stopped q The drug store and GOT
some medicine - they uent On their
|wsy.
spicIey Wininger cut his ankle very
badly with Ratchet last week. Lenard
/! Phillips cut his foot With a AZ AwyeI
ISjm1ons mashed The end % bic LITTLE
dagger osarly o. one day last week, on
| Of bis bOys va q DR.. Lines for medi
cine Sunday.
| I would tell you : monstrous storl
labout wild beast. but % many hav'
seen Il. and I'll differ . 10 form sps
sizs. that can't describe the uonste
i without Ipsulsing % many good people
Please wait until Ucsle Henry make
HE drive and viii look q The bsas
snd uill describe & II possible
\ Instructions proper Tor children befor
istsrtine % school. Parents should 81
then II he teacher whips you grab you
Is,ste snd books ssd come straight hon
Iaad WiIl take him, o. Der. - the CO
sInay -. % jasper. ard make & cost his
} |or kes half they make teaching school
} and ~ you have fhe WORT 10y 10 schoo
10 soro % send word % The teacher tn
c|hs o. che must not whip hin. because B
|has nts bofoFe school q out your chi
.ldrso viii not fsar fbe feocher, asd vi
,lssea know more than dad end maI
Itch
| Advico 70 teaehess- you get sick,
II want % 90 - Supervisor Of highway
Z 10 ret ria o. working The roads. get On
o. vosr Scholar 70 teoch for you, N
" whsn school b out 90 % The Trustee a
..Iswoar that you taught that day o. wee
| vourself, and be Will sewer know q
I IdInerosce not until yo4 get your p
for it--asd then yos know ycu can ke>
: lit I'll ~ same.
ZEPPr Coos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25
CHRISTMAS!

/ have Just received . large
assortment Of CHRISTMAS
NOVELTIES. such . Pho
sogrsph and Autograph Al
b1ms, q from IS cents 20
Is 90. All kinds Of Fine
BoOka Picture Framee.
Scrap Rocks. CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEAR CARDS.
Candle Sticks, Vases, Ink
Stands. Chromos. OIeo-
graphs. &C.. AT A GREAT
LIZ REDUCED PRICE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

b. 4. Bssdlord, wholesale paper De-
Ier o. CnsfsauooGa, Teno., writes, thai
- w. oor1UGsly ollIclod With : severe
cold ehat oDltlo6 o. his 11ogo: hod Tried
mony vemodies WisAout beoelt. BolnG
ln6Gcod % ~ d.. King's New Olscov.
~ ~ C0osuoptloo, did - nd - ..
tjfolv cosod " - % : 80 bottles
since which line - ~ $50 y q III
1hmlly for I'll Coughs aod CoIds wjgl
bost results. This d tie exporieooo q
tho0oonds Whooo 1lveo hsvo 6oon nve(
~ ehis Wonderful Discovery. TTia
Bellies free q MshrIBger Bros. Drul
Store. =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

8RALru 6uaGEsrIoxs.- Of
physicians d called % a extract from
IN article b Prof. CoIlek Of Indisnap-
oils, which W clip from the Journal.
and publish Oh The 6rst page Of The Cou-
yier this week. II tho reeoouo b aeo1gue
are correct, may lhst not b The caoee q
% much typhoid fever q Ferdinand and
Hunting burg, and could Il not b obvia-
ted b. securing puror supply Of Water
The reports 70 the Dobois County
Board Of Health for four years past
show that during that time there have
beer two hundred and thirty-ioor casee
81 Uphold 10 Ferdinand township; enc
hundred and nfty-6ve casos n Pateka
Sownship, while there be- been none .
all in Bainbrtdgs toWushtp j. which
Jasper - situaiedl There b euroIy
some organic roason for this great co.,
trsst or health between Ferdinand, Han
tiugburg and Jasper, Towns Only ~
smiles apart - The 0omo county ~
first two south Of Patoks river, and -
Der north Of the river. Does thie etreoo
divide geological formation which 81
fects the Wstsr supply, md thereby d.
leteriously the health Of thooo eooth q
IL? Science should inveetigoto tbs en-.
gular revelation OF heolth otn(iottcos and
endeavor 70 point out remedy. 0oon-
while. persons who are seeking heoItn-
full location are recommended - como q
Jasper, where scarcely say dizziness pre-.
vails, whore We have god drainage 80
pure water.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25
REAL ESTATE AGENCY!
j. b. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent 1T
IJRELAND. IND.


Nc IOlIOWtuk Aecat A<steso ~ sesO :
lao acres. " miles east q Hsnusblrs - acres IN
log house and barn. good orchard, good farm Price
80 per sore. easy terms.
balance IN timber good ifsme hcsse and
barn rood orchard. plenty o. water. Price 80 per
acre. half down. balance on easy terms
Houss and ITO 'oss q HunsinEhurs. swo rooms end
cellar. good lots on jackson street Price oseo nsn
doun; easy terms Tor bA'sn-s.
farm Of Ia scres. mile south Of Ireland snd
four miles Of Jasper. shout % scres IN euisvs
tcn. land. some god timber land very rich
rool frame house and log stable. very good farm.
Price 81 per acre; terms easy
Iook scres ~ miles west Of ireland IS aeres cleared
balance IN good timber PopIs. vhss and s'sss oss;
sel just lstls rolling; enough god timber On y
pay for n; plenty ofwssg; X mile q ne. - ~
me- 4 .. sss Two yssrs q Der cent
| 10 scres miles from vepen. Pike county. . miles
south from Ireland 100 acres cleared balance -
timber. plenty q water. land rolling - scfss % &C.
situated Oh rood pukIic road school and church
on per scre go down. balance On very ssy terms
- srrrs, =. niles north vest q ireland. nile
from Jasper on COED roads. 1 acres cleared: bel
ancs IN eoed timber little vet land. fooo Wo
story frame house. og barn. orchssos pis1y - -
sers-
17ax ares. about TO acres IN euitsvstion ito 10
Ihoures orchard. plenty Of good vssss. land rolling
miles west o. Heta49s - 30 .~sss - s-~-r -
terms very easy.
IA serss lss cleared and in cultivation, - IN So
white oak timber. good barn almost new gcoe hous
leg s: =: ~. = 1ss very .s mile
l.est e Irelasl Price osouo; terms easy 4 splsn
ldId rrsn and stock farm very desirabee-
- scres about = scrss CLEARED. GOD ftsns hcus
Isn1 rosf frame nsw barn. GOD orchard, asA pond.
sssss ssis.,.ss' = Sss ssrs terms ss:y
~ scsss - white river. miles north % Otwel
80 scres % bottom, balance hill ~ n dead
ming - scres 10 good poplar and White csk timbs
enough timber u mere than ha6 pay Tor farm, 30
Ifrsms house. feed lots and penty 81 living sats
Ia very rood farm. - per acre; terms easy
80 seres - acres cleared. balance IN timber, go
uew frame house. GOD new frame house. ecst abos
o1Gco good barn. good young orchard, plenty Of wae
part % the land broken, balance rolling. goo6 soi
some 81 the farm little miles weel Of Jaspe
on puhlic road splendid stock and grain farm. P'
q go per acre; hafdown and easy terms On balance.
HoUsEs AND LOIS. rOkTkRsvILLE
A rood frame dwelling and store house. boil alma
pew. acre q Land, gcsd fencing snA plenty - ~
srses and small fruits q al kis6s; n good part
y town Prics 80; terms easy; very dssirsSls pre
II erty.
= Dwelling. harn store bcuss. 81 lots a Porter
willie, god orchard. store house almost rsw, two o.
riss hish sd ~ -. good cossisrs and sheIvins
lee u Soushsrn Indians fog store, Z rich farnii
Icounsry si around, rood church and scbool and 90
people Price ol.Soo. go cash. and balance 70
end ssslvs Dsatbe = gecd chance fcs scms enc
<rt sFccd bargain.
April ~, l3Si
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

Congressman Mcdonald, u Uiooo<
eola, says Cleveland en- carry Iowa 10
10o8 even against Senator Allison. q D
veil known that Democrats aro making
steady gains 81 lows and Kanons.-1n-
disnspolis Sentinel.
Congressman Mcdonald, 81 b I'D
chat talked he sheerest poppyoock.
Democrats have shout = much chance Of
carrying Iowa and KaDsas = Republi-
cauc have Of carrying Texas and Gsor-
gia. Yet ID wss just such fool talk that
Influenced The Democratic NstiooaI
COMMITTEES IN 1850 % e1peo6 valuable
means and time 10 trying % accomplish
= miracls ID Ohio, ard thereby lei
che election Of Hancock. II tho Den
ocrats will conceatrato. their sGbrtl
% New York, New Jersey, CoDnecticu'
ard Indiana, they win upQueetionsbly
easl their votes Tor The Democratic non
ineee next year. Theoo ere really ~
only doubtful States. an1 eeeh = Dsmo
cratic % fair vote, I'D viii the oolii
South csu chooee President end hovI
some votes % spare. Efforts should %
b wasted II trying to accooplish -
Impossible.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

ssoekhcldess ~ The Dsoois Oceasy
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25
THE FIRST DISTRICT.



Already The Democrats Of he First
Congressional District are looking
around for Z candidate ~ losd t1e0 %
victory in 1858. 4 correspondeot writ
5ne from Eyansville % 10 New Albany
Public Pres, 81 discussing the suejsct,
speaks Of : gentleman we'll hnoWn -
Dubois county, = 1olIows.
Capt J. d. Armstrong. formerly :
Newspaper man q Rockp0rt Ind, vii
b candidate before ths next cOngree-
oioual convention for The Domoerotte
nomination for congress from The IL
district. II the captain gets The uomIne-
Zion there VIII b DO soch thing - q.
1eating him; . b h very populass =
Won6er Of The G. =. b., b zone q -
people," md enjoys ~ aequaintaaee
and = : consequences Tie good VIII 2
nearly every man, woman 40 eo1Io =
this district n he De0ocSoao wao
chs district baek into he DoOocsaetl
fold, they should semiasss Csps- Jessp'
y. Armstrong.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10
All Sorts of Poison.

l1r. ". F. Daley, Adverti.ing Agent of the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad, writes: "Infammatory rheumatism swelled my legs and arms to twice their natural size. suffered excruciating pain. Your won- derful $. S. S., made a complete cure.
 Major Sidney Herbert, editor of the Southern CuitirGtor and Dirie Turner, Atlanta, Ga., writes: :" have fully tested the virtues of Swifl's Specific, both as \ rheumatism cure ard tonic. It has done even more than its propriotors claim for it.
 Mir Michael Long, Jr, with the StTo- bridge Photographic O., Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: ' suffered for two years with terrible itching and painful sores on my neck, arms, hands and fingers. No pby- sIcian could help me. 5. z s. relieved me perfectly and feel like a new man.
 Mrs. Amanda Ing.e, of Gastonia, N. c, writes: My baby. when four months old, developed scroiula. He had two se- were risings and sores on the neck. sent for our family physician, who pronounced it scrofula, and prescribed S. $. $. for it. l gave the baby s $ S, and it son got the disease under control The sores are healed, and the baby is we'll and healthy. l know s. s 5. saved its life, and told our doctor so. He is a regular physician, and prescribed s. S. s. for the baby as rovn as he saw it had scrofula.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 5, Atlanta, Ca.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10
SPRINGERYiLLE ITEMS.
spR1SGERy1ILE. Nov. 6. 1887

SPRINGERvILLE, Nov. 6, 1887.
 Wm, Ellinger has returned from the east and is around town shaking hands with friends and acquaintances.
 Edward NJ. Brown, formerly of Nutri- oso, is back from Utah on short visit.
 P. J. Christofferson returned from Woodruff yesterday with wagon load of goods.
 Gus Becker has returned from the Rio Grande.
 Ab Martin, from Nutrioso, was on our streets to-day.
 Freighting is lively between this place and Fort Apache. Becker Brothers are sending in their fall supply of grain.
 Our worthy justice, Luther Martin, fined Mexican sheep herder $25 for getting drunk and shooting up the town. That is the surest, easiest and quickest way to stop this dangerous pastime. We hope Luther will increase the fine with each offence until the limit of the law is reached.
 Threshing is about completed in this section.
 The school at this place, under the charge of Messrs. Bunch and Parsons is in fourishing condition; the attend ance being much larger than any pre- ceding term.
 The potato crop in this section is much lighter than usual, and spuds are in good demand at fair prices.
 Messrs. Udall Bros ran a harvester here this season with satisfaction to their customers and fair profit to them selves.
 Our worthy Assessor, A. V. Greer, is learning the young idea how to shoot at Upper Town.
 Messrs. Eager Bros. are now carrying the mail to Alma, New Mexico.
 Wm. Sherwood is making flour for our people at the griSt mill. GRAMMA.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10
Who's Lied?

From our exchanges yesterday we learn that Henry Smith played base ball at Albuquerque as catcher.
 The Navasota Tablet says he was sen- fenced to two years in the pen for theft.
 The St. Johns Herald says: Henry Smith, Esq, came in from the Cienega yesterday afternoon. He reports snipe shooting on the Cienega as very good, but says retrieving is rather wet, mud dy, cold and disagreeable job.
 We received a letter from him yester- day from Chicago, saying he had been offered $100 per month by Chattanooga daily paper.-El Paso Republican.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

J. T. Mckinney, the vigilant and eff cient constable of Winslow, arrived in St. Johns last Saturday, bringing with him a man named Frank Young, and turned him over to Sheriff Owens. Mir. Young is charged with grand larceny. He is supposed to have been connected with regularly organized band of horse thieves that are engaged in running horses from northern Arizona to Colo rado% What stock taken from here that they cannot sell, they will trade for oth- CT horses, and in order to make hand some profits, will drive off a few to which they have not even the shadow of title They have been carrying this traffic on for long time-in fact, until the people hereabouts became heartily tired of it, and determined to break it up if possible. With this end in view, MT. E. R.. Carr, of the Waters Cattle Company, went to Colorado, found some of the horses that had been driven off and sold; obtained the names and de- scription of the men who sold or traded them, and wrote back to Mr. Mckinney to arrest Frank Young as there was no doubt but he was one of those wanted. Mr. Young came in to Winslow to spend some of his ill-gotten gains, when the arrest was promptly made, and he is now in our jail, where he will have ann. pie time and opportunity between now and the next term of our District Court to moralize on the mutability of human events, and the many radical and un- expected changes that are continually taking place in the life of a bold and reckless freebooter.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

We understand the citizens of Hol- brook are preparing for boom in u e near future. The energetic and enter prising Harry Scorse, says he will have the dam finished in about two weeks, and that he has built it to stay. This will furnish water sufficient to irrigate a thousand or more acres of the land around the town. The people want to get the ground ready this winter and in the spring set out some vines. We think the soil of that locality is peculiarly adapted to grape raising and fruit cul- ture, as we'll as being splendid for vege- tables of all kinds. We would suggest that they experiment little in this di- rection at any rate, and if it should prove successful it would make their lands very valuable.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

Mr. Walters, the gentleman who drove the buck board from this place to Maya jo on the night it was robbed, requests Us 10 publish correction of the account we gave last week. He says the state ment we gave of the affair is substan- tially correct with one exception, and that is, that the hIghwayman had a white handkerchief or cloth over his face. We stated he wore no mask. That when he was stopped the first question asked by the robber was, whether he had a gun? which was answered in the negative. During this time the foot-pad was standing in the shade of tree, so that Mir. Walters could not see him clearly. He then ordered the driver to throw off the mail sacks, and warned him not to look at him. After he had cut open and pillaged the mail sacks, he ordered the drivers to move on. A few minutes aiterward, there were three shots fired, it is supposed by the high wayman, either in spirit of exultation at the successful termlnation of his bold exploit or asa signal to confederate.
 We cheerfully make the correction above Our. informant may have mis- understood Mir. Waite, when he made the statement the morning after the oc- currence, that the robber wore no mask.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

Sheriff Owens is off in pursuit of the man who held up the buckboards be- tween this place and Navajo last week. NIT. Owens felt very confident when he left here of being able to capture the valiant knight of the road. If he gets in sight of him, we believe he will bring him in--or, if he does not, the redoubt- able gentleman will hold up no more buckboards in this vale of tears.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

We are informed the ball which took place at Winslow last week, was grand success. Everything passed off pleas nntly and agreeably-no jars or growls About twelve o'clock there was a sump- tuous repast served, at which every one had their fill of many things that were good for the inner man.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Con- psny have notified good many settlers on the lieu lands in this vicinity, that it will contest their filings. The day set for hearing in many of theese cases is the 5th of December. This may make another opportunity for President Cleve- land to show that his sympathies are with the poor people, and against grasp ing monopoles.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

T. w. Johnston, Esq, and Under Sheriff Mcdonald are in Prescott. Mir. Johnston went down to assist District Attorney Bald win in the suit of MT. Me Donald against the Atlantic and Pacific railroad for damages.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10
LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIZONA
 November Sd, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk of the Dishict Court, at St.J ohnS. Apache county, Arizona Territory, on December 23d, 1887, viz: BCnigno Lopez. Apache county, Arizona Territory, Homestead Entry, No 25S for the north 1a o1 the northeast L and east 15 of northwest quarter, SecIi n 26, Township I4 north. Range 26 east
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Severo Griego, Aristeo Barela, Teofilo Sena, Ramon VigIl, all of St. Johns, Apache county, Arizona Territory.
 E. BURGESS, nos Ct Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

Mrs. Franks slipped in coming out of the school house last Monday at noon, and sprained her ankle. Hurts of this nature are always very painful, and if takes time to recover from them. We fear she may not be able to resume her duties for week or ten days.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

Large roan mare, white strip in face, both hind feet white; branded kSs SS left shoulder. SE Small chunky sorrel horse, bald face, long mane and tail; paces; branded same as above.
 Bay pacing horse, about years old. Last heard from near Navajo. Brand same as above
 Large sorrel work horse; four white feet and white face. Branded EEsH on right thigh. EAHgg Any information in regard to any of the above animals will be thankfully re- ceived.
 WILL c. BARNES,
 St. Joseph, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

Henry Tuning, Esq, ani Dr. Win. T. Dalhy are in New Mexico for few days. The last we heard of them they were seeing the sights in and around Albu- querque.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10
goTICE FOR PuBLIcATIoN. 1

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIz.
 October 27th 1SS7 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of the Probate Court or in his absence the Clerk of the Di trict Court of Apache County, Arizona Territory, at St. JohnS Arizona on De- cember 2d, 1887, viz: illiam Randall, for his Deelaratory Statement, No. 1897, for the south west14 of the southwest 14, Section 20, Town ship No. 16 north, range No. ? east, He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of said land, viz: Geo. Cook, Lincoln Truas, Young Ariz ona Territory; Frank Work, of Flagstaff, Arizona.
 E. BURGESS, oc27 Ct .-..- Register.